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in: Uncategorized / 06/03/2021 / by: Maisey Dillon

Mayor of Huntington Beach, Tito Ortiz, collected unemployment while cashing in on city checks

Tito Ortiz and Jeremy Mahone training at Punishment Training Center in Huntington Beach, California, by Gilbert Bernal In his Employment Development Department claim, he states his last day

in: Uncategorized / 06/03/2021 / by: Maisey Dillon

How some small businesses succeeded during the lockdown

Tales of perseverance from small business owners during COVID-19 Chandra Stewart started her business, Black Lily Naturals, at the end of 2019 just before COVID-19 shut down the

in: Uncategorized / 06/03/2021 / by: Maisey Dillon

The search for the secret parlour shed

Myths and legends of a secret Mah Jongg House in Sacramento Demetri Gregorakis lives a block down from a rumored secret Mah Jongg parlour in Sacramento, California. From

in: Uncategorized / 06/02/2021 / by: Maisey Dillon

Lyft drivers are braving a post-covid world with the reopening of bars and restaurants.

Local Lyft drivers share stories and tips on navigating the recent changes with the rideshare app and their post-lockdown riders. Restaurants and bars all over the U.S. are

in: Uncategorized / 04/08/2020 / by: Dylan Robinson

Correction

“A story posted earlier this morning identified an individual profiled with a formal diagnosis of a medical condition. While the condition was referenced in the interview, the diagnosis

in: Uncategorized / 09/20/2019 / by: Filip Pejcinovic

Campus Comment: Annoying things on campus and presidential duties

Lariat Reporter Filip Pejcinovic asks students whats the most annoying thing on campus besides the price of text books and parking. He also asks if they know what

in: A&E, Life, Music, Reviews, Uncategorized / 09/19/2019 / by: Sophia Hoiseth

‘Norman F—ing Rockwell!’: Lana Del Rey

The cult alternative artist’s fifth studio album is a delightfully melancholy glimpse into Lana Del Rey’s truest self Since the beginning of her career, Lana Del Rey has

in: News, Sports, Uncategorized / 05/15/2019 / by: Sarah Gordon

Saddleback’s Student-Athletes make commitments to four-year programs

Here are some of the student-athletes who have committed to higher education. Three players of the Saddleback Women’s Volleyball team have made recent commitments to four-year programs. Jillian

in: Uncategorized / 05/15/2019 / by: Sarah Gordon

A guide to the side hustle: DoorDash

A closer look at Doordash and trying to make money in a competitive job market As a student with little financial support from family or outside support

in: Uncategorized / 05/14/2019 / by: J.A. Bates

E-mails with Chomsky

The Lariat reached out to Chomsky for his take on climate change, advice for students and Donald Trump’s presidency Noam Chomsky is a world renowned intellectual known mostly

in: Uncategorized / 05/08/2019 / by: J.A. Bates

Opinion: “The Shape of Jazz to Come” by Ornette Coleman is the most influential jazz album to come out in 1959

“A Kind of Blue” was recorded 50 years ago this month. In celebration of this, NPR published a piece in which Nate Chinen gives a few of albums which he

in: Uncategorized / 05/01/2019 / by: Jon Campisano

Notre Dame may be hot, but so are French protests still

On Monday, April 15, Notre Dame Cathedral suffered critical damage to a majority of its interior and exterior due to a large and uncontrollable fire. First covered by

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